Urania Dovas represents and advises German and international companies on all issues of IT and data protection law, including digitalization and e-commerce. She focuses on IT contract law (license agreements, terms of use, general terms and conditions, etc.), the implementation and documentation of data protection law requirements (including necessary contracts) and advice on cross-border data transfer, as well as advising and representing companies in proceedings before data protection supervisory authorities.
Further to her work as an attorney, Urania regularly holds lectures and seminars on current IT law and data protection law topics and publishes in relevant journals and handbooks on IT law and data protection law.

Nathalie Eckerle advises national and international companies on the entire range of real estate business law and private construction law.

In the area of real estate law, Nathalie`s range of advice includes, in addition to assisting with real estate transactions, in particular commercial tenancy law as well as advising on legal issues in the area of portfolio and project development and asset management.

In the area of private construction law, Nathalie`s practice primarily includes the drafting and negotiation of all planner and construction contracts, legal advice accompanying construction and projects, and representation in court in the context of construction litigation.

John Richard Eydner specialises in the entire spectrum of public procurement law up to and including the interfaces of neighbouring areas of law (including European law, budget law, administrative law, subsidy law, construction contract law, etc.). The focus of his work is the legally sound, forward-looking and pragmatic structuring and monitoring of public procurement procedures. He advises both clients and bidders at all stages of the procurement process, from the initial needs analysis to the award of the contract and beyond. He advises on the practical management of pitfalls and assists in navigating the “shallows” of public procurement law. His constant goal is the early recognition and avoidance of potential conflicts. However, he also represents his clients in reprimand proceedings as well as in review proceedings before the public procurement chambers and public procurement tribunals and in other official and judicial proceedings related to public procurement law (e.g. national and European appeal proceedings, interim relief, access to documents, damages, etc.).

John Richard is chairman of the Berlin/Brandenburg regional group of the German Procurement Network (DVNW). In addition to his work as a lawyer, he gives lectures and seminars and is the author of numerous publications on public procurement law.

Nathalie Faßbender advises national and international companies on the entire range of real estate business law and private construction law.

In the area of real estate law, Nathalie’s advisory spectrum includes, in particular, commercial tenancy law, assistance with real estate transactions as well as advice on legal issues in the area of portfolio and project development and asset management.

In the area of private construction law, Nathalie’s practice primarily includes drafting and negotiating complex planner’s and construction contracts, providing legal advice on construction and project-related matters, and representing clients in court in construction litigation.

Fabian Federlein advises national and international companies – in particular family-owned businesses – on all matters of corporate law as well as contract law.

The main focus of his work includes advising on corporate transactions, in particular conducting due diligence reviews, drafting transaction documents and leading negotiations. Fabian Federlein’s area of practice also includes ongoing advice to companies on all structural issues such as capital measures and reorganizations.

In addition, Fabian Federlein advises shareholders and managing directors on the preparation and holding of disputed and consensual shareholders’ meetings as well as on out-of-court and in-court shareholder and board disputes.

Sarah Freytag advises national companies as well as German branches of globally operating companies on employment and labour law. In addition to providing legal advice, she represents companies regionally and nationally before labour courts and different authorities. Her practice includes the drafting of contracts and consulting in questions of co-determination in the workplace.

Daniel Grabe advises and represents German and international companies and associations as well as managers and board members. He provides advice in all matters of individual and collective employment law and related legal fields. He is available to provide services regionally and nationally. Along with the entire employment team, Daniel focuses on restructurings, reorganizations, operational changes and transactions. In addition he also specialises in advising international clients, e.g. after setting up in Germany for the first time or after acquiring a German company.

In addition to his legal activities, Daniel regularly gives lectures on important employment law topics.

Nikolas Graichen consults and supports tender procurements at any stage of proceedings. He advises enterprises and corporations as well as public clients on any matter relating to procurement law. For instance he accompanies public clients with tailor made solutions and helps with the conduct of procurement procedures in the range of acquisition of works, supplies and services. He represents his clients in reprimand and revision proceedings before public procurement bodies and courts as well as in all procurement law related proceedings.

Nikolas Graichen´s practice also comprises the representation of his clients in legal procurement law proceedings before the competent courts and the assistance of its clients in the effective assertion of and defense against claims arising from and linked to procurement law issues, e.g. damages claims, claims for access to public files and claims for information.

Florian advises national and international clients in the areas of corporate, mergers&acquisitions, commercial law and capital markets. He focuses on counseling national and cross-border mergers & acquisitions, joint ventures, and commercial or corporate finance transactions as well as restructuring deals.

Anes is specialized on all areas of public procurement law (classic tender procedures, procurement in the sectors, defense and security tenders, licenses, competitions and budget law). A particular focus of his practice is on the conception and legal accompaniment of tender procedures for public contracting authorities and the competent consulting of public contracting authorities on all relevant questions of procurement law in the course of the procurement on the basis of existing supply-, service- and works agreements. Moreover Anes regularly advises and accompanies national and international companies on the legally compliant and secure participation in public tender procedures. Anes’ practice also encompasses the representation of his clients in legal procurement law proceedings before the competent courts and the assistance of its clients in the effective assertion of and defense against claims arising from and linked to procurement law issues, e.g. damages claims, claims for access to public files and claims for information. Finally Anes also regularly advises his clients on all legal aspects from other areas of law linked to procurement law, especially all aspects of civil law and administrative law.